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Trump signs new executive order on college sports

Trump issues college sports executive order targeting NCAA transfer rules, eligibility

With legislation stalled in Congress, President Trump signed an executive order, that includes a '5-year participation window' and new transfer rules.

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President Trump expected to deliver new executive order attempting to regulate college sports: Sources

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President Trump signs order intended to stabilize college sports, threatens lost federal funding

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President Trump signs order to change NCAA eligibility, transfer rules

President Donald Trump signed an executive order that is intended to keep college athletes from playing college sports for "more than a five-year period" on Friday, April 3.

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Trump threatens schools’ federal funding in new order aimed at stabilizing college sports

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President Trump Signs Executive Order That Aims to Stabilize College Sports

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Trump signs new executive order on college sports: Will it change anything, and how soon?

The order’s mandates — such as limiting athletes to one unrestricted transfer as undergraduates and placing a five-year cap on college eligibility — would not take effect until August 1.

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Donald Trump signs executive order limiting transfers in NCAA sports

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Donald Trump signs executive order targeting college sports reform

The White House

URGENT NATIONAL ACTION TO SAVE COLLEGE SPORTS

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered: Section 1.

Phoenix Rising FC moves on in U.S. Open Cup, ASU's Hairston on a roll

Spring sports are underway in Arizona and there’s plenty of activity, including college sports and a new season for Phoenix Rising FC.

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Canadian Sports Host Sparks Fury With Message for USA Fans After Gold Medal

A Canadian sports host is under first after his scathing message for United States hockey fans after the gold medal game.

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U.S. sports betting: Where all 50 states stand on online sports betting sites

Sports betting has become increasingly popular across the United States, but not every state has legalized it. There are 39 states, in addition to Washington D.C., that have some form of legalized U.S.